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BroncTV News - Venezuela
Members of the Venezuelan community came together to express their support against the violence in their home country, Bronc TV was there to capture it.
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BroncTV News - Weather 2014-09-12
BroncTV's weather forecaster Sergio Puente has your Bronc weather update.
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BroncTV News - Women's Soccer
Jenny Galvan gives us a look at UTPA's first ever women's soccer team.
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Eddie Arguelles Memorial Service Video
Written by The Pan American Eddie Arguelles was not only a cyclist, but a family man. He is survived by his wife, 4-year-old son and 11-year-old daughter. Those who worked closely with Arguelles in the UTPA Information and Technology Division said his family was a large part of his life. "Eddie would go pick up...his daughter during work hours and he'd have her in (his office) with him, and he loved having her there," said Melissa Robles, an IT administrative assistant and co-worker of Arguelles. "He was very proud of her and protective of her." Aside from family, Arguelles shared a passion for cycling. He was a part of a group called the 5AM Wake-Up Ride, which was created in 2009 for people that wanted to exercise before work. Irma Hermida, an IT communications coordinator, said Arguelles was an avid biker who indulged in all sorts of cycling. "He liked to barbecue, he was a writer, he was a Pan Am student, he was a father, he was a husband, he was a friend, he was a cyclist. (He liked)all types of cycling," Hermida said. "There was a mountain bike side of him, he was a racer, he was a road cyclist and he also did cycling with his family, like leisure rides." Arguelles was six classes away from graduating with a general studies degree. While he told co-workers it would take him more than two years to complete his degree because he took only one class per semester, his family will be presented with his posthumous degree by UTPA President Robert Nelsen at the graduation ceremony May 10. Arguelles' supervisor and Technical Assessment Officer Anne Toal said he was a dream to work with and an asset to the UTPA IT department. "Eddie had an enormous appreciation of life and I feel like he made me a better supervisor by having had the privilege of working with him," Toal said. "I feel like everyone I saw him come in contact with here, in some way, they improved. He shed some of his grace on them and he brought them something that they didn't have." Linda Mares, a co-worker and fellow cyclist of Arguelles, said he was a positive and helpful person in the workplace. "He was able to bring the best out of people," said Mares, a business analyst in the IT division. "He was able to recognize what your strengths were, and he would let you know that you were really good at it and that you were awesome." The man responsible for Arguelles' death was driving an F-150 truck and had been drinking, according to The Edinburg Police Department. After striking Arguelles, 23-year-old Emilio Gomez was caught trying to dispose of the body on Iowa Road by Edinburg police. The next day, Gomez was charged with intoxicated manslaughter, tampering with physical evidence and accident involving death, according to The Monitor. Accompanying Arguelles on his early morning ride was friend Eddie Palacios. Palacios took to the 5AM Wake-Up Ride Facebook page shortly after the accident and asked for help in the search for Arguelles. Hermida said one positive thing that came from this tragedy was the awareness about drunk driving. She said his legacy will help the community come together to help end driving under the influence. "We are tired of these drunk drivers," Hermida said. "It doesn't matter if they hit a cyclist or if they hit a pedestrian. It doesn't matter who it was, it needs to stop. I've lost family members to (drunk driving) and now a friend." In memory of Arguelles, Hermida said plans are being considered to have a "ghost bike" placed at the intersection where the accident happened as a reminder to those who pass by. Ghost bikes are white bicycles at the scenes of biking accidents, usually ones involving motor vehicles. "You place a ghost bike where they passed just as a reminder to people that they need to be careful," Hermida said. "That there are people out there who cycle, that their life is just as important (as someone) on four wheels and just to respect cyclists." Memorial services were held April 19 at Memorial Funeral Home in Edinburg and cremation service was scheduled for Tuesday at Val Verde Memorial Garden in Donna. UTPA and the IT department will also hold a memorial service in Arguelles' honor April 25 at 3 p.m. in the Engineering Building Room 1.300. "While he was alive, he lived. And he did, very, very much so," Toal said of Arguelles. "He was very much alive. He was very much in the present. He was enjoying doing all the things that he could do." Written by The Pan American
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ExxonMobil Teacher of the year 2014 Raquel A. Rico
ExxonMobil Teacher of the year 2014 Raquel A. Rico
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Faculty Development Series - Proposal Review Panel
As part of the ongoing Faculty Development series, a panel of experts gave their perspective on writing successful grant proposals. Dr. Havidán Rodríguez (Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs), Dr. Maria Reyes (Professor of Curriculum and Instruction), Dr. Teresa Feria (Assistant Professor of Biology and ADVANCE Administrative Faculty Fellow), and Dr. Steven C Tidrow (Associate Professor of Physics and Geology and Associate Dean for Research and Innovative Education for the College of Science and Mathematics) gave their ideas for writing strong and successful research grant proposals. Conducted by the Office of the Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs on February 6, 2014, and hosted by Dr. Sadiq Shah, Vice Provost for Research, the panel talked about their tried and true methods, and then opened the floor to questions.
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Presidential Pillar 2014
The Rio Grande Valley legislative delegation was the first to be honored by the Presidential Pillar. This is an award recognizing a dedicated group of individuals who have demonstrated incredible perseverance, dedication, teamwork and tenacity on behalf of the students of South Texas. The Presidential Pillars for 2014 were honored at the UTPA Alumni Gala event, March 29, 2014. Recognized were Senators Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa and Eddie Lucio Jr. Also honored were State Representatives René Oliveira, Ryan Guillen, Armando "Mando" Martinez, Eddie Lucio III, Sergio Muñoz Jr., Terry Canales, Robert "Bobby" Guerra, and Oscar Longoria.
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The Pan American - 100 Thousand Poets for Change
People gathered at the Historic Cine El Rey Theater in McAllen to listen to poetry and music at 100 Thousand Poets for Change September 27. Reported by Joshua Lopez. For more about 100 Thousand Poets: http://100tpc.org/
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The Pan American - 2014 Never Say Never Music Festival
The 6th annual Never Say Never Music Festival held at Las Palmas Race Park in Mission, Texas, March 12. Filmed by Mary Paredes.
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The Pan American - 2014 SGA Debate Part 1
The UTPA Student Government Association held a debate for the presidential position at the Student Union theater February 18. Voting will start Feb. 24 to the 28 at my.utpa.edu
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The Pan American - 2014 SGA Debate Part 2
The UTPA Student Government Association held a debate for the presidential position at the Student Union theater February 18. Voting will start Feb. 24 to the 28 at my.utpa.edu
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The Pan American - 2014 SGA Debate Part 3
The UTPA Student Government Association held a debate for the presidential position at the Student Union theater February 18. Voting will start Feb. 24 to the 28 at my.utpa.edu
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The Pan American - Arrive Alive Tour
In support of UTPA's Safety - On - Week, the Arrive Alive Tour stationed in front of the Wellness and Recreational Sports Complex March 3. Reported by Mary Paredes.
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The Pan American - Arte de México
An art exhibition featuring 26 works of art from Mexico is on display at the UTPA Visual Arts Building. Reported by Melinda Garza. The exhibition is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday through April 18. For more information on the exhibit, call (956)-665-3480 for more about Arte do México: https://www.utpa.edu/news/index.cfm?newsid=5027
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The Pan American - Billiard's Tournament
The UTPA Student Union hosted its first Billiards tournament of the semester on January 14. Reported by Melinda Garza. For more about Student Union events: https://portal.utpa.edu/utpa_main/dess_home/dos_home/su_home_new
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The Pan American - Bill Nye invades UTPA
Students and the community gathered as UTPA held their last 2013 - 2014 Distinguish Speaker with host Bill Nye the Science Guy at the Field House, April 1. Reported by Michael Aguilar.
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The Pan American - Black History Month: Ava Tomlinson
In honor of Black History Month, the UTPA Visual Arts Building hosted an art gallery based on New York artist Ava Tomlinson. Reported by Xander Graff-Spektor. The gallery will be open until February 14, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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The Pan American - Bronc Baseball Al Ogletree Classic
The UTPA baseball team played the Al Ogletree Classic February 21, 22 and 23. The classic is in its 10th year, having three teams compete with each other; UTPA, Northwestern State University of Louisiana Demons and Prairie View A&M University Panthers. For more about Bronc baseball: http://www.utpabroncs.com/index.aspx?path=baseball&&tab=0
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The Pan American - Bronc Baseball Green and White World Series
The Bronc baseball team played the Green and White World Series January 25 and 26. The baseball team was split into two teams and, due to the weather, only participated in a two-game series. Reported by Michael Aguilar. Bronc Baseball: http://utpabroncs.com/index.aspx?path=baseball&&tab=0
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The Pan American - Bronc Baseball UTPA vs TAMUCC
The UTPA baseball team played their season opener versus the Texas A&M University Corpus Christi Islanders in a four-game series, February 14 to the 16. Reported by Michael Aguilar. For more about Bronc baseball: http://utpabroncs.com/index.aspx?path=baseball&&tab=0
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The Pan American - Bronc Madness 2014
As a part of UTPA's Spirit Week, students, families and alumni gathered together for music, food and games as part of Bronc Madness at the Field House October 17. Reported by Naja Wade. For more information on Spirit week: http://www.panamericanonline.com/arts-and-life/the-last-hurrah/
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The Pan American - Bronc Men's Basketball Highlights
With the UTPA basketball team halfway through to their season, the Broncs played two home games January 9 and January 11 against the University of Idaho Vandals and the Seattle University Red Hawks. Reported by Michael Aguilar. For more about Bronc Basketball: http://www.utpabroncs.com/index.aspx?path=mbball&&tab=0
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The Pan American - Bronc Women's Basketball UTPA vs GCU
In the first game of the year, the UTPA basketball team played against their conference rivals, The Grand Canyon University Antelopes January 2. Bronc Basketball: http://utpabroncs.com/index.aspx?path=wbball&&tab=0
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The Pan American - Bronc Women's Basketball UTPA vs TAMUCC
The UTPA Women's Basketball team lost against the Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi Islanders 57 to 60 December 6. Reported by Michael Aguilar For more about Women's Basketball: UTPABRONCS.com
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The Pan American - Bronc Women's Soccer
The UTPA women’s soccer team played two Western Athletic Conference games at the grand opening of UTPA’s Soccer and Track and Field Complex October 10 and October 12. Reported by Michael Aguilar. For more information: utpabroncs.com
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The Pan American - Candidate Fair 2014
The UTPA Environmental Awareness club hosted the Candidate Fair January 30 at the UTPA Quad. The fair had candidates set up booths so students could go up to ask questions face-to-face. Reported by Michael Aguilar. More about Environmental Awareness Club at UTPA: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Environmental-Awareness-Club/198952467743
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The Pan American - DIY: Easter Decorations
Reporter Melinda Garza gives tips on how to decorate your home for the Easter holiday.
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The Pan American - Do What You Can exhibit
The UTPA Art Department hosted the "Do What You Can" art exhibit at the Visual Arts Building with all the artwork done by Travis Trapp, June 6. The exhibition is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday until June 26. Reported by Michael Aguilar.
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The Pan American - Hermanos Dialogues For Wisdom
The UTPA Student Union Theater held the third Hermanos Dialogues Of Wisdom on February 3. Bishop Daniel E. Flores from the Catholic Diocese of Brownsville and Rabbi Claudio Kogan from the Temple Emmanuel congregation in McAllen met at the UTPA Student Union Theater to engage in the third talk of the series. Reported by Melinda Garza. For more information: http://hermanosrgv.com/
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The Pan American - History Walk Fashion Show
Historical figures were brought to life through fashion from China, India and around the world, showed by 15 different historical figures November 15. Reported by Talisa McVea. For more information on the History Club at UTPA. https://www.facebook.com/HistoryClubatUTPA?ref=br_tf
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The Pan American - Houston comes to the RGV
People gathered at the corner of Gumwood Avenue and Main Street at the Infusions Eats and Drinks restaurant in McAllen, June 12, to meet Texas Attorney General candidate, Sam Houston. Reported by Michael Aguilar. Sam Houston webpage and Facebook: http://www.samhoustonfortexas.com/ https://www.facebook.com/samhoustonfortexas
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The Pan American - McAllen International Car Fest
The McAllen Convention Center hosted its fourth annual McAllen International Car Fest January 24-26. More than 300 cars were displayed both inside and outside of the convention center. Reported by Melinda Garza. For more McAllen Convention Center events: http://www.mcallenconventioncenter.net/
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The Pan American - MORE Health @ UTPA 2014
UTPA’s College of Health Sciences and Human Services hosted a Critical Issues In Health Care Event in the UTPA Ballroom October 2 to discuss the health care challenges immigrants and medical providers face. Reported by Kenia Ledezma. For more information on MORE Health: http://www.utpa.edu/news/2014/09/more-health-utpa-to-address-health-care-challenges-among-immigrants-at-presentation.htm http://www.utpa.edu/features/more-health/
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The Pan American - New Guy on campus
Guy Bailey visited UTPA and the University of Texas at Brownsville May 16 to talk to students, faculty and staff about the new university and answer any questions they may have. Reported by Michael Aguilar. For more about UT-RGV: http://www.utrgv.org/
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The Pan American - Protest against the Vaquero Mascot
More than 300 students assembled November 10 at the UTPA quad to protest the University of Texas System Board of Regents decision to approve University of Texas Rio Grande Valley President Guy Bailey's recommendation to have the Vaqueros as the mascot for the university. Reported by Michael Aguilar. More about the next protest: https://www.facebook.com/events/743718732382374/?ref_dashboard_filter=upcoming
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The Pan American - Protest at Hobby Lobby
People rallied at the Hobby Lobby store in McAllen on 10th street July 10. To protest the ruling of the U.S. Supreme Court, that allows employers to deny contraception health insurance coverage. Reported by Michael Aguilar.
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The Pan American - RGV Ninja Warriors
Two Edinburg residents, Nathan Jasso and Abel Gonzalez, traveled to Dallas to tryout to become the next American Ninja Warrior. They entered videos to be selected for the competition but didn't get a call so they drove to Dallas to get their shot to tryout. Reported by Michael Aguilar. For more about Ground Zero Gym: https://www.facebook.com/groundzerogymedinburg https://www.youtube.com/user/GroundZeroGym Instagrams. @nate_idkallday02 @abel_do_little_fitness @groundzerogym
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The Pan American - Rondel Davison Lecture Series: Frank Guridy
The Department of History at UTPA along with the Rondel Davison Lecture Series invited guest speaker Frank Guridy to present a lecture on Muhammad Ali and the rise of professional sports such as boxing, baseball and football in 1960s Houston at the Engineering Building Auditorium November 3. Reported by Naja Wade. For more Department of History about http://portal.utpa.edu/utpa_main/daa_home/coah_home/history_phil_home
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The Pan American - Shoot for Success
The UTPA women's head basketball coach Larry Tidwell hosted Shooting for Success to raise money from pledges for the women's basketball program May 21 at the Fieldhouse. Reported by Michael Aguilar. To donate contact Larry Tidwell: tidwellld@utpa.edu For more about UTPA sports: utpabroncs.com
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The Pan American - Soccer Tryouts
Reporter Michael Aguilar takes a look as the UTPA women's soccer team hosted open tryouts for students at the intramural soccer fields behind the Wellness and Recreational Sports Complex March 1. For more about women's soccer: http://utpabroncs.com/index.aspx?path=wsoc&&tab=0
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The Pan American - South Texas Comic Con
Reporter Michael Aguilar takes a look at the comic life of the first South Texas Comic Con at the McAllen Convention Center April 25 and 26.
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The Pan American - STEAM Librarian and Educators Day
UTPA's 9th annual FESTIBA (Festival of International Books and Arts) hosted its Librarian and Educators Day at the UTPA ballroom March 21. Reported by Mary Paredes. For more information: http://community.utpa.edu/festiba/
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The Pan American - Student Government Association Inauguration
The newly elected officers for the Student Government Association were formally inducted into their SGA position at the Visitors Center Lobby April 11. Reported by Mary Paredes. For more about SGA: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Student-Government-Association-SGA-at-UTPA/180101535367962 Website: http://portal.utpa.edu/utpa_main/dess_home/dos_home/sga_home_new SGA Results Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACEKzPieT0k
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The Pan American - Student Government Association Results
The results of the 2014 Student Government Association elections were released to the student population March 3. Winning the election was Alberto Adame for president and Carla Fernanda Pena for vice president.
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The Pan American - Teatro Luna's Generation Sex
The Teatro Luna Theater Company visited the UTPA Student Union Theater March 24 to perform their latest play, Generation Sex. Generation Sex explores how technology has revolutionized love, sex and relationships. Reported by Melinda Garza. For more information: Student Union: http://portal.utpa.edu/utpa_main/dess_home/dos_home/su_home_new Teatro Luna: http://teatroluna.org/
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The Pan American - The Recycled Art Exhibit
part of UTPA's Earth Week, the College of Art and Humanities students hosted the Recycled Art Exhibit at the Library Gallery, April 23. Reported by Michael Aguilar. For more about Earth Week: http://www.utpa.edu/news/index.cfm?newsid=5047
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The Pan American - The UTPA Spring 2014 Commencement
The UTPA spring class of 2014 had their commencement ceremony at the McAllen Convention Center May 10, with more than 1,000 students standing in front of their families and friends as they received their diplomas. Reported by Michael Aguilar
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The Pan American - The Zombies rise in McAllen
The British invaded McAllen May 3 when the 1960s pop/rock band The Zombies graced the stage of the Historic Cine El Rey Theatre. Filmed by Lea Juarez. For more information on The Zombies: http://www.panamericanonline.com/arts-and-life/the-zombies-bring-the-valley-to-life/
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The Pan American - University Transportation Center for Railway Safety
UTPA held a ceremony in honor of the grand opening of the new Transportation Center for Railway Safety, between the Engineering and Health and Physical Education buildings, February 10. Reported by Mary Paredes. For more about the Transportation Center: http://portal.utpa.edu/railwaysafety
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The Pan American - Urban Forestry Walk
In honor of Earth Week, UTPA's Forestry team held the Soul of Our Urban Forestry Walk at the Veterans Memorial Garden, April 23. Reported by Mary Paredes. For more information on Earth Week at UTPA: http://www.utpa.edu/news/index.cfm?newsid=5047
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The Pan American - UTPA Alcohol & Mental Health Screening
An alcohol and drug awareness event was hosted by UTPA Counseling and Psychological Services at the Student Union October 14. Reported by Kenia Ledezma. For more information: https://www.facebook.com/pages/UTPA-Counseling-and-Psychological-Services-CaPS/136126963069017 http://portal.utpa.edu/utpa_main/dess_home/counseling_home https://www.facebook.com/utpazenrecoverycenter
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The Pan American - UTPA Blackout
A generator blown out at the intersection of Jackson Road and Kimberly Lane caused multiple buildings to have a blackout at UTPA, March 6 at 3:57pm. Reported by Michael Aguilar.
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The Pan American - UTPA Community Garden
UTPA unveiled their Student Community Garden in front of the E2 parking lot October 2. The garden was created to improve the health and well-being of students at UTPA. Reported by Miguel Ponce. For more information: http://www.panamericanonline.com/news/a-seed-of-good-health/
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The Pan American - UTPA Jiu-Jitsu club
At the Health and Physical Education 2 Building students gather to study not only books but fighting styles, with the UTPA Brazilian jiu-jitsu club. At the Health and Physical Education 2 Building students gather to study not only books but fighting styles with the UTPA Brazilian jiu-jitsu club. Reported by Michael Aguilar. For more on the Jiu-Jitsu club: https://www.facebook.com/UTPABJJCLUB http://www.panamericanonline.com/sports/a-gripping-alternative/
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The Pan American - UTPA New Building Signing of the Beam
UTPA invited students and the public to leave their mark by signing their name on a steel beam at the International Trade and Technology Building, January 13. Reported by Mary Parades. For more about the Academic Performing Arts Center: http://portal.utpa.edu/utpa_main/dua_2011/apac/
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The Pan American - UTPA Student Labor Alliance
The UTPA Student Labor Alliance gathered to enlighten students regarding the harsh conditions individuals experience while working in sweatshops, the importance of having a voice for the campus community and for-profit models of education such as Deloitte. Reported by Naja Wade. For more information: https://www.facebook.com/usas.rgv?fref=ts http://usas.org/
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The Pan American - UTPA students investigate high cancer rates in Willacy
Students from the UTPA postgraduate nursing program that are taking a required health class for their masters program conducted a primary survey where they found a high rate of cancer among young people in Willacy County. Reported by Mary Paredes.
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The Pan American - UTRGV Smart Hospital
The University of Texas System and community members gathered at the Regional Academic Health Center in Harlingen for the unveiling of the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Smart Hospital May 28. Reported by Michael Aguilar. For more about UTRGV: www.utrgv.org
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The Pan American - Valentine's Day Baking
Reporter Mary Paredes shows you how to make some goodies for your loved ones for Valentine's day.
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The Pan American - Weekly Review 2014/02/27
Pan American reporter Melinda Garza takes a look at the latest stories for the last week of February. They include: Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic games, removal of all U.S. troops from Afghanistan, dean to the new UTRGV medical school. UTPA. Safety-On Week.
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The Pan American - Weekly Review 2014/05/01
Pan American reporter Melinda Garza takes a look at the latest stories for the last week of April. They include: conflict over affirmative action, managed transportation in the RGV, new president of UT-RGV revealed, head women's basketball coach hosting fundraiser. For more information on Shooting For Success, visit: http://utpabroncs.com/news/2014/4/23/WBB_0423143419.aspx
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The Pan American - Weekly Review 2014/09/18
The Pan American reporter Melinda Garza takes a look at the latest stories for this week of September. They include: The Ebola virus is rapidly spreading in West Africa and what the president is doing about it, mosquito-carrying West Nile virus hit the Rio Grande Valley and claimed the life of an 83-year-old Donna man and For the third consecutive year, Washington Monthly magazine has ranked UTPA’s Master’s degree program. For more information: http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/college_guide/rankings-2014/masters-universities-rank.php http://www.brownsvilleherald.com/news/local/article_da150086-d33a-11e3-ac37-001a4bcf6878.html?mode=jqm http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/09/16/obama-ebola-atlanta-centers-for-disease-control/15691299/
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The Pan American - Wendy Davis opens campaign office in McAllen
The Battleground Texas, gathered for the grand opening of the Wendy Davis campaign headquarter office in McAllen, May 12. Reported by Michael Aguilar. For information about Battleground Texas: http://www.battlegroundtexas.com/content/home For information on Wendy Davis campaign: http://www.wendydavistexas.com/
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The Pan American - What is the University Program Board?
Reporter Mary Paredes stopped by the University Program Board office to get a better understanding of how the organization serves the students on campus. UPB Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UTPAUPB UPB Website: http://portal.utpa.edu/utpa_main/dess_home/dos_home/osd_home/upb_home_new
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The Pan American - What will be the mascot for UTRGV?
With the first semester of The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley less than a year away, the mascots for the university were announced August 20. The finalists include the Aztecs, barracudas, bears, sharks, bull snakes, tortoises, phoenix, red wolves, foxes and mockingbirds, leaving out the bronc and the ocelot. With some people voting between the ten finalists, others are trying to keep the Bronc alive. UTPA alumnus Alex Barrio created a petition August 21 to save Bucky the Bronc. Looking for other options for university branding, a group of people came up with their own idea for what they believe the new university mascot should be. Reported by Melinda Garza. For more information: http://www.utrgv.org/ https://www.facebook.com/Savebucky http://www.change.org/p/savebucky http://www.rgvcolts.com/
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The Pan American - Who's your Superhero?
Reporter Mary Paredes talks to UTPA student about, what's their favorite superhero.
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The Pan American - Wickerwood
People have gathered at the Weslaco City Park to engage in Live Action Role-Playing to fight in the shire of Wickerwood. Reported by Michael Aguilar. For more on WickerWood: https://www.facebook.com/WickerwoodAmtGard/timeline https://twitter.com/WickerwoodRGV
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UTPA 2014 Faculty Excellence Award in Mentoring
Dr. Frederic Zaidan III, Associate Professor and Chair of Biology, was awarded the UTPA 2014 Faculty Excellence Award in Mentoring.
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UTPA 2014 Faculty Excellence Award in Research
Dr. Karen Yagdjian, Professor of Mathematics, was awarded the UTPA 2014 Faculty Excellence Award in Research.
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UTPA 2014 Faculty Excellence Award in Service
Dr. Marie T. Mora, Professor of Economics, was awarded the UTPA 2014 Faculty Excellence Award in Service.
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UTPA 2014 Faculty Excellence Award in Teaching
Dr. Victor Alvarado, Professor of Educational Psychology, was awarded the UTPA 2014 Faculty Excellence Award in Teaching.
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UTPA ADVANCE Administrative Fellows Program 2013 - 2014
This is a look at the experiences of faculty participants in the ADVANCE Administrative Fellows Program 2013 - 2014 at The University of Texas-Pan American.
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UTPA ADVANCE Leadership Spring 2014
This is a look at the experiences of faculty participants in the ADVANCE Leadership Institute at The University of Texas-Pan American.
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UTPA Authors Reception Video - 2014
University of Texas Pan American
University of Texas Pan American Authors Reception in 2014. Authors and publications include: Marie T. Mora and Alberto Davila / The economic status of the Hispanic population -- Elvia Ardalani / Callejon Kashani -- Bimal K. Banik / β-Lactams: Unique Structures of Distinction for Novel Molecules (Topics in Heterocyclic Chemistry, 30) -- Robert Bradley / Buen gusto and Classicism in the visual cultures of Latin America -- Cynthia Jones / Preserving Life, Destroying Privacy: PICT and the Elderly -- Cynthia Lynch / Budget theory: Policy and public financial management -- Francisco Guajardo / Principal 2.0: Technology and educational leadership -- Jameela Banu / Nutrition and diet in menopause -- Javier Kypuros / System dynamics and control with bond graph modeling -- Jessica Lavariega Monforti / The roots of latino urban agency team-based learning in the social sciences and humanities: Group work that works to generate critical thinking and engagement -- John W. Darcy / Japan Master Tax Guide 2013/2014 -- Karen Watt / The administration and supervision of special programs in education -- Linda English / By all accounts: General stores and community life in Texas and Indian territory -- Marci R. McMahon / Domestic negotiations: Gender, nation, and self-fashioning in U.S. Mexican and Chicana literature and art -- Jose Maria Martinez / El cisne, la espiga y la cruz: Poesia religiosa del modernismo Hispanoamericano -- Maureen Flynn / Cognitive behavior therapy: Core principles for practice -- Myra Infante / Combustible sinners and other sinners -- Paul Saka / Perspectives on pragmatics and philosophy -- Philip Gasquoine / Neuropsychology: Cellular physiology to clinical practice -- Rebecca Mitchell / Modern love and poems of the English roadside, with poems and ballads -- Russell Skowronek / The Norquest Family of Edinburg -- S. George Vincentnathan / Current problems of the penal law and criminology -- S. George Vincentnathan / Crime and justice in India.
